v1.2

Signed-off-by: Aaron Wislang <aaron.wislang@microsoft.com>

Author: asw101

README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ## Introduction 
 
-In this Learning Path, you'll be guided through a series of modules that enable you to migrate an existing workload from an on-premises or cloud environment to Azure. It covers the migration of the compute to an Azure Virtual Machine and the data to Azure Database for PostgreSQL. The application is a cloud-agnostic sample application that is a stand-in for any real-world application prepared for migration to the cloud. You explore the value of shifting from a self-hosted environment, such as from a self-managed database to a fully managed database offering and from bare-metal compute to cloud-hosted virtual machines with the benefit of a full suite of security and identity controls provided by Azure, such as Microsoft Entra ID. You'll also explore the benefits of managing resources in the cloud from a cost and performance perspective. You'll learn how to precisely calculate and manage costs before and after deployment, as well as how to optimize performance from both a compute and a data perspective.
+In this Learning Path you are guided through a series of units that enable you to migrate an existing workload from an on-premises or cloud environment to Azure. It covers the migration of the compute to an Azure Virtual Machine and the data to Azure Database for PostgreSQL. The application is a cloud-agnostic sample application that is a stand-in for any real-world application prepared for migration to the cloud. You explore the value of shifting from a self-hosted environment, such as from a self-managed database to a fully managed database offering and from bare-metal compute to cloud-hosted virtual machines with the benefit of a full suite of security and identity controls provided by Azure, such as Microsoft Entra ID. You explore the benefits of managing resources in the cloud from a cost and performance perspective. You learn how to precisely calculate and manage costs before and after deployment, as well as how to optimize performance from both a compute and a data perspective. 
 
 [Browse Modules](./modules/README.md)
 

deploy/vm-postgres.bicep

@@ -130,8 +130,10 @@ module virtualMachine 'br/public:avm/res/compute/virtual-machine:0.6.0' = if (de
               name: '${vmName}-ip'
             }
             subnetResourceId: virtualNetwork.outputs.subnetResourceIds[0]
-            applicationSecurityGroupResourceIds: [
-              applicationSecurityGroup.outputs.resourceId
+            applicationSecurityGroups: [
+              {
+                id: applicationSecurityGroup.outputs.resourceId
+              }
             ]
           }
         ]